Each team: The VAR referee said it was fortunate that it was because Real Madrid was under great pressure after putting pressure, and they were afraid of being criticized again

May 12th, in this round of La Liga Spanish national derby, Barcelona reversed Real Madrid 4-3, and Fermin's goal was blown up due to a handball at the end of the game. The Spanish Football Association released the VAR audio of this game. In the video, after discovering Fermin's handball, the video referee said "Menos Mal". In response, the Spanish media Daily Sports said that this sentence "lucky" is not a blessing for Barcelona to fail to expand its score advantage, but is derived from the review process of the VAR video operating room.

Sel Radio expert Iturard Gonzalez pointed out that there were three staff members in the VAR room. The first time they played back with a certain camera was not discovered, but when they switched the second camera screen, they shouted "Good luck, I finally saw the handball."

COPE radio arbitration expert Isaac Forto gave a similar interpretation: "They found a problem in the last screen review", so "the staff blurted out a sentence 'Good luck '". The head of the Spanish Football Association's Arbitration Committee confirmed these explanations to the Daily Sports Daily.

Daily Sports Daily stated that Martinez Munuela's sigh is a human nature. As Real Madrid continues to put pressure on its official TV station, the referee team is under tremendous pressure. When the arbitration team discovered that it had avoided a possible public criticism for misjudging Real Madrid, the "lucky" sigh was naturally revealed.